Frontcall

What it does

I cold-call for a living. Every CRM I tried was built for a sales manager watching a team — pipelines to configure, seats to buy, dashboards I'd never open. I wanted the next number on screen. Import a CSV, and it serves one lead at a time. Tap to call, one key to log the outcome, next loads automatically. Callbacks and follow-ups resurface on their own. What your Excel never told you: your yes-rate, your best hour to call, and what a dial is worth. Free: 30 leads/month. Pro: €39/mo.

The cold calling CRM built for solo founders. Import leads, call one by one, schedule meetings, track MRR and conversion. Heatmap, streak, weekly recap — everything a solo salesperson actually needs.

Import your leads in 2 minutes. Launch your call session. Track every outcome. Then see what actually converts — your conversion rate, what each dial is worth, and how many calls it takes to close. No team seats, no pipeline politics, no 40 fields to fill. Import, call, track, close. One lead at a time, full screen. Y for interested, N for no, Space to skip. Blast through your list without touching your mouse. Conversion rate, your best day to call, calls-to-close — and what every single dial is worth in €. Your spreadsheet can't tell you that. Scrape local shops that have no web presence, call them, and measure it — the exact loop a web agency needs. Nobody else bundles it. See what each…from frontcall.app

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